He described the "oak that in summer was sweet to hear" and wrote "greatness and goodness are not me
He described the "oak that in summer was sweet to hear" and wrote "greatness and goodness are not means, but ends" in a poem which has one speaker reply to the other. In addition to writing The Knight's Tomb and the Good, Great Man, he wrote about a lady who was a "damsel bright, drest in a silken robe of white" in a work which has the titular character encounter Geraldine. Works like Cristabel and Dejection: an Ode detail his Romantic style as well his own troubled personal life. Another work was published in Lyrical Ballads in collaboration with William Wordsworth, and he wrote about a "stately pleasure-dome decree" in Kubla Khan. FTP, identify this poet who described the shooting of an albatross in The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.
He described the "oak that in summer was sweet to hear" and wrote "greatness and goodness are not means, but ends" in a poem which has one speaker reply to the other.
Samuel Taylor {Coleridge}